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Animal Welfare in Emergencies
For information on animal welfare during emergencies please visit the DPI Website.
Fact sheets
Your animals are your responsibility. Failing to plan ahead for your animals during an emergency puts everyone's lives at risk. The following information will help you prepare to ensure the welfare of your animals during emergency events, such as bushfire or floods.
Horses and Livestock in Emergencies
Injured wildlife
The care of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife must be referred to an authorised wildlife shelter or foster carer, wildlife rehabilitation organisation or veterinarian.
The Help for Injured Wildlife tool will help you locate and contact the closest relevant wildlife carers and rescue and rehabilitation organisations to help the injured wildlife.
Other handy information is available at https://www.wildlife.vic.gov.au/sick-injured-or-orphaned-wildlife/sick-injured-or-orphaned-wildlife
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Strathbogie Shire Council last night endorsed a Notice of Motion to declare a Climate Emergency. The Notice of Motion was moved by Councillor Sally H... -
Strathbogie Shire Council’s 2021/22 Draft Budget has been developed with community priorities at the forefront. Through Council’s community engagemen... -
Strathbogie Shire’s arts community is invited to take advantage of six-part digital program which aims to inspire local artists and creatives and grow... -
Locals are being encouraged to have their say on Strathbogie Shire Council declaring a Climate Emergency. At Council’s March meeting a Notice of Moti... -
Strathbogie Shire Council has made the difficult decision to reduce the load limit of the historic Kirwans Bridge from six to three tonne. Councillor... -
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has responsed to Council's calls for better community engagement to decide the future design of the exist... -
Strathbogie Shire Council has voted to defer a Notice of Motion to declare a Climate Emergency to seek community input. The Notice of Motion was lodg... -
Euroa’s pooches will be running, chasing and playing together at the town’s official leash free dog park. Strathbogie Shire Council last night voted ... -
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) must commit to better community engagement to decide the future design of the existing Anderson St Overpa... -
The environment, lifestyle and sense of community are just some of the reasons people love living in Strathbogie Shire. Waterways, natural wildlife a...
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The region’s young people will soon be skateboarding, shooting hoops and testing their table tennis skills at a new youth space in Nagambie. Construc... -
As lockdown restrictions ease across Australia, it’s the perfect time to organise a COVID-safe clean up event. Now is the time to tackle last year’s ... -
The Strathbogie Shire Mayor says he has a long list to discuss with the Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg when they meet this week. Cr Chris Raeburn ... -
Tree pruning works will be carried out around power lines in Avenel and Euroa from Friday, March 5. Pruning will continue for about one month (depend...
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This year’s Community Satisfaction Survey has now started. This means for the next few weeks your household may receive a call from an independent ma... -
The speed limit in Nagambie’s main street will return to 40km/hr during February, while the marquees in the Go Dine precinct are closed. Strathbogie ... -
Councillor Paul Murray wants to hear from you. The Strathbogie Shire Councillor will be at The Daily Dose in Avenel every Friday from 1pm to 3pm and ... -
Strathbogie Shire residents are being asked to help shape our region’s future. During the next nine months Strathbogie Shire Council will be calling ... -
Two principal business representative groups in the Strathbogie Shire will receive COVID-19 recovery funding to assist local businesses. Go Nagambie ... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is calling for the design of the Euroa Railway Precinct to be decided by those most affected – the community. In his letter...
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